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NEW YORK Day GO0Ds.aARKET

NEw YoRK, Augusl %. The move
menl a goods by sgsnts was very
eady. and The lagsst sales reache J
thereby was considerably iucrea cd by
are macy moderate orders Tor supple
maUtarv wants
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BAGause AND rIEs.

s1Or, Ln &D AND NAILs.
sHoT-Drop 81 rs; Back 81 go.
LKAD-8c.
NAns-Iron 81 1902 20; Steel q IS
9$2 40.
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KINEnn An MEAIHRR.

0yyIps 5roHlL tsavfos, u. q. Al
MssrHrs, August 70, pm,
The following observations are takfn
at all stations named At T5o meridian time,
which 10 one hour l.ter than Memphil unei
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LONDON, August 20, 4 p. m.-Con-
suls l0lA for both rfbney and the &C.
count. u. s. bond., A., 1891; Atlantic
and Great Western trsts, 45t, Bar sill.
yer. "a per ounce.
PARIS, August 23.-Three per cent.
rentes, Slf 90c tor the account.
BANK CLKARINas.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. August 23.-Bank
clesrinRs today were IS, 499, 900
BALTIMORE, Md, AUGUST 23.-Bank
cleaiings today were 81, 45l, 700; bal
spsee, $3.50, 1929.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, August 23.-Bank
clearings today were s9,2l4,8l9; bal
sncee, fl,372, 1856.
IT. LOUIS, No., August 23.-The
bank clearipgs today were 81, 4S4 ,075 /;
balances, 1886, 425.
New YORK, August 23.-Bsnk
clesrings today were i92, 1918, 3il; bal
ances, s3. SS9.542.
BosroN, MASS, August 23.-Bank
clearings today we're $ll ,973,9l4; bal
lsnces, So. l57, $50.
CIscIssATI, o., August 23.-Whisky
steady. Sales, 9l4 barrels finished
goods on q basis Of 81 05.
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LEVEE WORK.

0yTicn oy BoARp ov CoNnissrosnRs rsRO
rnR Firth LouIsIAsA LHvEn DISTRICT,
DELrA, La, August l, lS67.)
SRALED PROPOSALS will be received
- the ONCE u the Board Of Com missionsrs
for the Y ith Louisiana Leveo District, 81
lolita, Madison parish La, up to 2 o'clock
NonatrnotinR tho nl wing Lnynnai
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PgTHOs.EUn.
WHISKY. MINE.. LIauoEs gro.

Coal 0m-Pims white. Wholesale
lots, l0c per gallon.
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JOHN Il. NORTON
~ Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
AIS
eoutberb Minera and Improvement
STOCKS.
FINANCE.

Eoney firm and 10 good supply, at
Sper cent. The Clearing House re-
port is az follows:
uApTNao
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HXCHASaE.

HICHASGE.
New York and principal cities North
and Est, pa buying, | premium cell.
ing; New England eight, I discount
buying; Mes Orleans, discount buy.
Ing, par sslling.
sroCE CALL BOARD.
There was no stealon OF tho Call
Board held today.
NEW YoRK, August 23.-Money on
call easy al 4 10 Q per cent I;
last loan Q CLOSED offered ut 4. Prime
mercantile paper "a TO 0, Sterling
exchange dull at 4s0l for 90 day bills,
and ass for demand.
Government bonds were dull but
Arm. State bonds we're dull.
Wall Street.-The movement In the
stock market today closely resembled
that Of yesterday, but the declines
were not 80 extensive, while the rally
was much stronger aud most stocks
ended the day with a email oct gain.
There was a dsarth OF news, but the
dividend on Pacific Mail and the
minors OF surprise In Western
Union we're OF considerable uss Ia
maintaining prices. There was a
tendency Aleo 10 .o)k upsn the vor.
able side SO regards the action Of the
Seer tary OF the Treasury tomorrow.
The bears, however, quickly got %
work, and meeting with no o.poG!.i,r,
beyond the legitimate demand for
stocks. experienced no difficulty In
depressing values, a'thlu ugh tbey were
not 70 eucc5esful In dislodglng long
stocks a. they have been OF late.
When this movement exhausted
Itself q vigorous buy ng Get
In, In which the sellers of
the i:rsnoon were prom .nent,
and In almost everything the
early losses we're more than reg ,iged.
The railroad bond market was az usual
dull, aud prices we're In the main
wear, though Tow decided changes In
quotations were recorded. The sales
OF all issues were 100000, with no
Bpeciai activity many OF the List, and
the trading was marked by no ieatu "a
WIS ever. The total sales Of stocks were
,l0,o8 shares. Closing quotations:
BoHDs.
a, coup. t25Js. M.K.4T. Got. Ga, %.
as, oiup, 100. North. Pac.lst,llsH.
Paoi6c6s Of $50, w. NoLth.Pao. adj, l06x.
u. st.mss, y, 81, ". Western con. 1871.
htiouri Sc, loo. INVEST. deb.bs, LIS I"
Tenn n, ,et'mt.ll3. Bt.L. s, y, GEN. .ii3,I
Tenp. 81, set mt, 100. tt.Paul con, i2Tk
Tsnp. q. sst'mt, 10 81 CAP. lsts, I2ik.
Cant. Psc. lists, ilhh. LIP. land grants.bl
bsn'k 4. a.is,s, i9ll. T.P. RIO on oou. 5on
OAR. q. w .ists. ". y, p, lsts, ill9s.
Eris Gas, ". West Shore, egyz.
srooas.
Az. EFDE r 9, u.s. s'tl.ss.ssysia.,S,
4nsrissa Es.. los. Nashville D O.. ".
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POW DEE
TORACOO AND HNuYR.

'PowDHR-Keg., IS; hail kegs, % 75i
quarter kegs, 81 so.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.


b
Fs:s E Il s s's g. Fs:s iss "a
Ripley AZ. $3.50 p. m Ripley 40. $40 a. m
Mail and express trains run solid between
Memphis and Louisville. Pullman buffet
sleeper Rms on mall and sleeping and rs-
Ginning chair car on express. Three hours
der Peabody Hotel.
Kansas city, Memphis and Birming.
ham.
.F. Mail. .i Ls1yss .v..t Mail cA AZ s.%
'Aocomm'n $500 o, N 'Acoomm' ma rs p. N
Mississippi ana Tennessee.
IN o. Mail. eeS1vSs IN. o, Mall. s AsT s%
Mail trains will not stop at Whitehayen,
Horn Lake, Nesbit, Loves or aag stations.
mississippi .snry .o.te H., N. o.
N. o. r... Leaves IN. 0. Pas. ArrIv"
Mail. ,....... l,e Pm Mail ......'.. s.lO s.m
m. o. Ex.. $3.50 a. m IN. o. EI 8, sis pm
LsuisvnIs and Nashville.
Pas. Maile ils1 S.% .y.., Mail. s AT''Ss
est. LouisEI $500 D. m sSt.LouisEx 500 4. m
Standard tlme.
Gulf Ro.te (ISnn.as city, spring.
Held anu Memphfs).
y 2. 4! g.: s.$ y. g. M a: as'!,s,
est. Louis a sSt. Louis a
Chico TX 6,O0p.m Chico EK sii5 n. IN
Leave Mississippi and Tennessee depot.
Memphis ana Charleston.
.Thr,sh tx. 100 ~ ~ .Thr.sh tx. $40 ' n.%
mail a Ex. 9;3O a. m mail tx. {! rs y. m
tSomcrvillo tSomorvillo
40 ........., b:SO pm Ao...., ....,, $3.50 Am
Memphis and I.ittlc Rock.
Leaves Arrives
eThr'h Pas. 6;25 am srhr'h Pas. 9;l5 a. m
sfr'g'tlirom -Proight tat
Hopo6eldl 100 Am Hope6eldl 4;20 pm
Central standard timo.
Nors-s Daily. 4 Except Sunday.
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THE RIVERS,
srEAMERs LEAVING
wRDNEsDH Y. l

MOVEMENTS AT THE LEvKK.
Arrivals. -City OF Providence, bt.
Louis; L NJ Norton, New Orleans.
Dsparturee.-Oity Of Providence,
Vicksburg; Joseh Henry, New Or
leans; L. NJ. Norton, 81. Louis
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n; NJ. cs%Rtr Al ~.
Northern Northern pa P.s. IA.
9, 4 N. W.. uM.
9. 4 N.w.p d liz.
N.Y.Central, 1075t.
N.Y.C,&St. L. ,l7h.
.Y.C.4StL, pfd, ISL.
Ohio 4 Miss. 25N.
o. Miss. pfd, IS
Ontario 4 West, 16h.
Oregon Nav. %.
Oregon Trans. nm.
Oregon Imp. u.
Pacific Mail, 4oN.
Peoria D.& n, rs.
Pittsburg, 152.
Pullman p.C.. N. .
Reading, 54H.
Rock Island. l2tM.
St.L. a ST., 36M.
st. l., 6H.F. pfd. 73x.
St.L.kS. list ., lis.
9. n. 4 81: p, s?h;.
St.Paul 4 0maha t6H.
St.Paul 4 Q.pfd.los:
Tenn. CoslA Iron, Slh.
Tcisdo1 o.csn. psi
Union Pacific. IS.
y. 8. Express. 81.
y, W.,s,L. 4 P.,piSa,aN
w. 4 Z. Kx.1S.
w III Tai ro1L
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y. y. n. y N,1.
Canada Pao.. SIX.
Canada Sou, HM.
Central Pacific, S6Z.
ssapeake b o., 6.
O. 3 o, 1st pfd, IA.
D, 8 D. "a pfd, I.
Chicago 3 A..1N.
Q. IA: ptd, lS.
S.:.s.G.Sp...si is.
9. Lid P.ptd. 80.
g. 8. 4 G.; 6A.
0. 4 II, Valley. 2t1s
Del. 4 Hud. 1909.
Del, 1. a W..l2h
Don. Gnio ". 0H.
Rrie, SOY.
Erie ptd. esq.,,
East Tepn., TX.
.. Tom .pfd.6l.
Fort Wayne, 1871.
Fl. W. a d SH.
Harlem, 2l5.
Houston a T., Is.
Illinois Oentral,lls.
Ind. ). B. b W.. 16H.
Kansas 4 T, 2sM
Lake x, 4 Wits.
Lake Shore, 93M.
Lou. 4 Nash. 62h.
Lou. 4 N. A., AZ.
Mem. b Char, IS.
Mich. Gen., sly.
Min. 4 St. L., lST.
Min. 4 81. L. ptd, S2k
Mtssauvl paaiNN NJ
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(5Ortfesuus foIst.)

t1ngeuein beBst@nenb fir bie 6Hents
Ii@e WoraI IN bicfem 3an6e tt BITE foIs
eenbe Sts0e zines 8riefes, ben cine can
SranBiseo'er Sran o einieeu Weonoteu
an ibren Manu f9rteb, sesen weI@mf e
ieSt cine S9eibun9stIGge TN @eri9te
anbdneis sema9t Cat; .vWie (bie
S9reibsrtn unb ibre Eo@ter) beabR@tts
gen, mad 3Os SINGLES su 9eben. So
wer6e BITE S@eibunss $ An9eIeaenbett
einifweilcn nidt meter UerfoI9en. @db'
renb unTerer Abwelenbett tannff Su foIs
Itrcn Ger BetrefTenbe TT ALTERNATELY,
hur9 ben Bancroft ,,aebenS un6 Seine
S9uIben besabIeH. Define Did euig
Iieben6e Rattle" So, bos eutg BetbTi4e
3tebt uns binau."H
Gin nenes @nnber fir bic Dimes
Meuleen~ if In goaIport, 8eunf., aufae'
ton6t. gs TIT eth 4 Sabre aItes Rtnb,
ueI9es onf9einenb gar tetne RnO9m
I'm 3eibe b0t. Wit Der sr6sten 2ei@ties
teit tam es feline Betne btnten hber beua
&cpf Sufaumen faItcn, ais ME q
o bie Arme treu3t. 0it ebenfo
GROCER 2ei9tieteit tam es fi@ ben 6Opf
NIT efnem 6uB trasen, ME init elmer
6Gnb. Die Berentuueen, bic e NIT
fetneur Qeibe ~Gnsfi6ren tam, fnb ses
rnbesu erffounIi@. SIN uebriaen III es
eeIunb un6 sIet9t uoutommeE Gu6ertu
Rinbern.
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bdnsen. Bie Sie pieIei9t miKen pers
ben III uiein @nbn NIT Der En&trr beB
Generals pom &abenborf uerIDbt. Diefe
BerlDtung bat etenfaus ben Retb hers
ans8eforbert unb IN ben Rreifen, IN beuen
Der General perte6rt, batf ma baher
nt9ts pom bieien BerIeumhunseu erfobs
ren.
SD foste S5nen f&On, bag arnOIb
@egber tetneu S9rtt unteruehmen
Tam, Don benz t9 ni9t beno&ri&tiat
merheA, autwortete Der aIte 6err NIT
Surerf9t. .Ste birfen fomit obue
Gorge fem. ueberbies mirb @erber In
bteier A~nseIeeenbett aud ni&is Dor Mbs
lGuf Der Sbnen seFfeuten 6rif tbun; &c
hofft iehenfaus bis sum Ietttn Augens
bIife, bo6 tire @nti@ei6uns einfis far
ibn a~nsfoIen wir6.H
vOas tam &c ui@t bofeu.A
Bah, bate Shire erfe Antwort TIN
anrldsef9redt, 70 wirbe er Sbucn Die
8e6entseit ni9t einesrdnmt baben, er
wdre IN bieIem Sale .rsieIi& Al
Sbrem &efen sssonseu."
User weiB, OBJ Is ni9t gef@eben if2@
rDGrhber fam ID Sic berubieen; er 1T
we6er uoreeffern nod geffern NIT benz
Bilbhal q WenSeI 5uiammenaefommeri.
Ntt mem baben sic iber 6isfe Sa&e
sefprO9en2H
v9fur nit meinem Sohne."
KSerr, e wdre mir Eieb, wcnu Sie
tim etnftweiIsu nod ui@t fasen molten,
6aB t& bic AnaeIeeenbeit i6eruommen
babe; sic brou9en Inn Ia dberbaupt
Mot gu beri9teu, baB un6 wesboIb ID
sic befn9te.A
vgr wirh f@meigen -
u9tetn, netn, unterIoHen Sie Cd, MIR
t6nnen bic Sa&e ni&t aebeim aenia
boIten. Wenn Gerber erfd5rt, bab Id
bet Sbnen mar, 70 wtrh er uaoreeI1
abenb ni9t %toululen, unb i5 Ieae aroBeu
Wertb bGrauf, feiner ttnterre6una NIT
Sbnen bet5uwobnen. Gs it aud better,
weuu SIR Serr Sobn moreen Abcu6
ni@t ausesen III. Gerber wtr6 boun
NIT feinen 6Or6erunsen unb Drobuneen
ofenbar beruortreten."
rBenu Sie es whnl@en, werbe i9
nli4 Sbren AnOrbuunsen fisen,H iagte
Der Bantier.
vSie mlfen g, wenn sic ctn
sinftises &eluItat pom meinen Bes
mibunSen erworten wonen. MIIo 8ers
f4wiesenbeit, 9err Rommersteurotb,
ffrense 0erf@wieaen5eit, wenn i'd bitten
BARI. SD ecbe Sbnen no9maIs bic
Berf9eruns, baB sic s0r3 rubta Ietn
bdrfen; Iofeu Ste unbeforgt BIS uiorsen
A6enb BITE Dtnse ibten Sang eeben, i'd
werbe mid tur3 Dor n@t 1br efnfnten.h
OGmtt uerIies Der aIte 6err has
Sous, unb aIs &C auF Der StraBe mar,
bIi6te &c ff9 na9 allen Setten btn pris
fenb nun.
rOa if aud etpas fallI i'm Stoate
Ddnemnrt~, brun1ute CT; ,ein autes
@ewifeu bnt Der Roumer3tenratb ui&t.
Sra, MIR uerben ia Ieben; risIIei9t and
fptelt bieler Gerber eine &oHe, 6te thu1
ben gals bre9en wirb, bonn babe Id
TIN, bauE mus CT mir beteunen, MAJ
Ct gou Der anberen @ef@t9te weiBI"
CT f@ob nod 6ie'en fursen SeIbRs
seIprd9e fetnen fpanif@rn 8ohrftod uns
ter ben Urn uuo f@ritt Iouaiam. bonn
unb mann ii3 umblidenb, BITE StraEe
btnunter.
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gIdue uub 5aIIfrtds.

albeit Gerber bo9te tn Der Ebat ui&t
bGran, Dor Ablouf Der Bebentfriit irsenb
etwas eesen ben .SOmmsrSieuratb gu
unternebmen.
CT elaubte ieiner Sa9e u6uia fiber
ju fem; wur6en aud feline SorberungeH
ui3t aus beuiaiet. in iehem Sale bate
CT f9 bier etre @eItqueIe qeI&dfeu,
weI9e Hi9t 70 boIb ucrfiesen tonnte.
Oas mar mad feincr Aufi@t efn f9es
res unb foIihes Sunboment, auf benz CT
mau6es btrrIi@es 9uftI@Ios bouen
tonnte, unb ba es ibm m gRantafie
ui&t monseIte, 70 CAB &c fi9 biefer Bes
f&dftisuns nit uuermibEi9em gifer
Gin.
DAP er betmIi@ bsoba9tet wurbe,
wu6te &C; feinem f9orfrn Bid mar es
ni9t entsanasn, haB ffets eth Ronn IN
ieiner @dbe mar, Der trrt 6u bireers
lt@en SIeibune ben Beamten ui9t Ders
Ieusnsn tonnte.
Ct Ia9te boriber, benn 70 Ianae CT
fa ui9t seseu BITE @efete pcrgtua,
tonnte Rien1anb ibm etuos anbaben un6
tonnte i'm ebenfo wenig Swineeu,
bic @tbetmniife, pom benen CT &enntuiB
bate, ~ entbiaen, aIfo mar e unntse
Wtlbe, boB Der R~rimtuaIrarb i'm dbers
MAIDEN IieB.
Nber nitunter wurbe Tim tteie flebers
wn9un9 bod %unbequem, 70 aud am
Ra&mittase ienes MittwO&s, an BEN
bic 8e6entfrtf abIief.
Aus 2auseweiIe mar er ON btefengia9s
uitta3e ms @trtbsbons sesonsen, um
etuen S@Oppeu @etu 80 trtnten un6 BITE
Settuuseu gu Isfn, CT touute ft9 bicfes
8ersniasn ptrf&ahen, batte er bod
@eI6 senus.
(GOrtiesuus foIst.)
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gtue mertuirbtse u r.

- gtne merfwirbtse Ars
bettseinfsuuns wirb aus gbiss senleIbet.
Gin EbeiL Der betauutli9 grie9tf9s
%ortbntoren Beu6Iferun9 biefer SufcI III
nit Der 3abIunsfetuer ttr@Ii9en Steueru
i'm @iffanbe sebIiebeu, unb INN be
Sdumisen su 3utnseu, bat ber BtfdoI
Der SnieI fetnsn SpreuseI TN @retutiOns'
wese NIT benz Snter6itt beIest. Ssins
@eiffIi9sn weiseru ft9 tn 5oIse befen,
irgenb wsE@e reIigt6ie DienfIeiffuuser
an tbuu, 70 Ianse BITE rh6ffdnbi9eu
Steuern Mot aufeebra@t ftnb, un6 his
gbioteu baben ft@ bereits sen6tbist se'
ieben, einige Eobte obue tir@Ii@eu Bei'
ffaub ~ ~beerbisen. Ste babeu ft@ mt
Der Bttte nm Mbbilfe an ibreu Statt'
batter seuanbt, unb bteier Bat an BIZ
BfOrte beri@tet, weI9e runmebr 3u per'
ulttteIu fu9t.
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HrNe Gta0te.

6ambnrs. Ser 6auptbanbeIss
arttteI uuferes 6afens, ber Rafee, cts
ret9te TIM Iesteu Sabre bic bebeutenbfe
66be, ridnIi9 cine gtufubr non 2o1,s
600 900 9funb, seseu 192, O0O, 900
9fun6 TIM Sabre 1885. SSn mod gr6Bes
rem RaBe, oIs BITE gtnfubr wu9s, ftnb
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Sbhrtn9tf@e Gtaatess.

@otbu. 9as btsfse Staatss
miuifferium bat eine 8erorbnung erlafs
fen, bur9 weI9e porsei9rieben wir6,
bag Branntwetn tn S3antfdtten on
8erionen urter 16 Sabren gum etsenen
unmitteIbareu @enuB uidt ~uerabfoIst
werben bari, IS fet benin, baB f9 Iestere
in BesIeituns ibrer gItern, Pfeser Oher
bersIei3en beftnben.
@oburs. Ser 20iGbrtse Iebtse
Rorbfedter Sofef 8udreus aus Gbous
berg, wel9er i'm uersauseneu 5erbff,
wfe bamaIs nusflbrIi9 beri9tet, etneu
s Sabre alien Ruabeu BET S@Ietreutb
ermorbete unb cine Sub, weIde Ietterer
metbete, ffabl, TIT pom S9wursert9t
gum Eobe perurtbeiIt worbeu.
Soubersbaufen. Cine Der bes
fannteffeu DISQUALIFICATION unferer
Stabt, Der Bu9baIter Rart S@ufer
pom benz Bantbaufe Boer, @ers unb
Sobu, TIT felt einisen Easen fpurIos
uerl9wunben. Man uir1ult on, bag Ct
6anb an tt@ selest babe, ua@6sm CT
bur5 Observation-Disclosures enerme 0ers
LUTTE erlitten unb aud SO, 900 R. Wfns
beIaeIber Der @ef9miffer S3ewc3et anees
srifTen bate. Die Rafe BET 6irma TIT
perf9ont 9~ebIieben.
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@a@fen.

gbemnit. @esen Metuetbs murbe
Der Iansidbrise 6uusbofmetfter bes @ras
fen S96ubers gu ROBburs uub ueseu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der 20 Sabre
aIte gifensisBsr SuIius 8ernbar6
S9aarf@mibt pom bier 3u einem Sabre
Su9tbaus UerurtbeiIt.
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5rtebeba9 3. Sapba. Die 6rau
bes Observation-Disclosures Donat5 feI
beim 9eubOIen in etnen 5eubaten unb
itieB it9 benfeIbeu tief In ben 2eib. Sie
ftarb baIb barauf unter f9redli9en
S9msrien. - Sat gu sIeider 3ett &C.;
rtetb bas 5idbrtse E09ter@en bes 9utsz
befibers S. RaItofen inter stnen i'm
9anse beinbIi5en @0peI unb wurbe uon
bieiem 3erquetf9t.
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@RrtfEmbkra.

Stuttsart. 5wtf@en Bayern
unb @lrttembers TT Elm @ertras, bes
treffenb ben Ban elmer giienbabn pom
2eutttr@ iber ArIad unb 8urbeiul mad
Retntnsen unb elmer foI@en BON Wans
gen t. zig. ua3 5ersas absei@Iofn
morbeu. SusIei9 uurbe cine Abdnbes
rrns friberer @tenbabnuertrdse ueretus
bart. - Dos R6nisrei9 Wirtteu1bers
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Bauseu. SIM 9aufe bes tommens
ben Wonates Ssptember Nib cine lamb
wirtbfdaftIt9e auSffeuun9 ftottfnben,
weI@e cine 6ifGeretsN usfeauns entbaIs
ten fou, bic erite Der Art in unierem
Qanbe.
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RtetnnfaIs.

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Be9feIfdIf9nne wurbe bier ber S@retbs
qebiIfe Abam Baumann pon g~bentoben
perbaftet, Der betm btetseu @ert9tsuous
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brei S9minbIern DON W6r3betm, weI6e
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Der S9wets BET elmer umbsr3iebenben
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aufsefunben. Die game 8anbe wutbe
uerbaftet. Batter WetB 1T bereits an Or
unb Steae sereif.
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tou1ulen Bet btefeen S@uItinbern 3abI:
rei9e grtrantunsen Der Ausen DOT. Da
bic Rrantbeit anftedenb lift, muBten BITE
S@uIeu sef@Iofen werbeu.
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fer pom SaiferIauteru 1T weseu betrises
rii9eu Banterottes uerbaftet unb bierber
ms MISUNDERSTANDING abseItefert
morbeH.
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THE CHARLES a. VoeELER CO., Baltimore, Nd
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-03

who loves you, and would try to make
you happy if you would come and be
my wife. Win you, Iona?"
Then Iona Ross broke down and
cried, like any woman.
As soon as she could, she said
"You will hate me when / tell you
what l am going to do. That Ill
meant to make you fall in love with
me from the first, but didn't think
should lose my own heart"
"Have your" gravely.
eyes have. DO you hate me
now?"
"No, l do not. l love you, and
want you. On the whole, / am rather
glad you picked me out for your hus
band"
"But Pm not sure that / shall have
you," Iona returned, starting away
from his encircling arms. 81 have
only been trying to keep you from
Miss Dunton."
But, my dear, am sure you will
have me. AS for Miss Dunton, l was
in no danger from her. | knew she
was an adventures from the first"
And Iona steered clear of that aw-
full fate-an old maid of thirty.
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DAILY HERALD.
Worshippea Afar.

Queen Hermentrude garden made,
With bosky paths and pine-tree shade
And orchard bloom and lawns displayed.
From banks of earliest celandine
TIN grapes grow purple on the vine,
Summer and spring their wreaths entwine
In fair June mornings after mass,
Where rose leaves feck the dewy grass,
The queen and all her ladies pass.
And when the lengthening evenings fall,
And ere the dark the blackbirds call,
Her voice is sweetest of them all.
] am the crippled lad to wait,
And summon forth the porter straight
should aught assail the pOstern gate.
And once wild boar of the wood
With staff and shout sole withstoOd,
Until my fellows aim was good.
And remember how she smiled,
And spake like music deep and mild,
"Th0u hast a warriors soul, my child"
Yesl could stand though death were near
To spare my lady's cheek tear,
Or save one thing she holdeth dear.
Temple Bar.
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Electro Magnetism.

THE NEW MEANS OF CURE-DR. E..
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DR.. Robbins has had several years expert
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The G. A. r.. Illustrated Herald.

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Heart Disease

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MNfp,t in the Bud

Sad to say, many good thing attains te
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John wieland Brewing Co.

OF San Francisco received during 1886 first
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and "Draught Lager Beer" at State Fair,
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trict Fair, Los Angeles. This celebrated
lager is for sale at nearly all the leading
saloons of Los Angeles. Steinike & Brun.
ing, 1922 North Alameda street, are the sole
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Belgr0Via!

On Adams street, adjoining the well known
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looking towards the grand old mountains,
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Harrington Brown, room 81, Temple Block.